Gardiner Area High School - Quill Yearbook (Gardiner, ME)

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T l:QUILL :wid JUNIOR CLASS The Junrors had charge of the 1ce cream and fancy '1rt1cles booths thrs year The total recelpts were about fifteen dollars On the junlor sol1c1t1ng commlttee were Carolyn Emerson Charles Brown and Norman Gardner Margaret Donox an Norma Colburn Barbara Hamlln Edythe Bagley and Mlllrcent Wakeneld tended the fancy art1cles booth wh1le Douglass Thom son Norman Gardner and Ernest Good speed sold ICC cream and punch The class rlngs thls year are of gold as usual Gn a rarsed black surface 1S the de x 1ce It 15 a llttle round sort of bubble A the top of thls IS G H S In the rnlddle Gardrner IS wrltten At the bottom IS a blg G In the upper left hand corner of the face of the r1ng nght where the band Jorns the face are the Hgures 19 at the lower rrght 34 On the rrng commlttec were Frances Townes Dorothy Sargent and Margaret Jamrson The JLIHIOI' play commlttee was selected at a class meetrng conducted by Mr Dan forth FIVE members werc choscn bcsldcs the class pI'CS1Cl6I1I Robert Looke They are ames Baker and Cormne Thulen from room four Frances Townes from room three and Chrxstlne Donovan and Lucllle Hamllton from room one These are to se lect the cast and to help Mr Danforth on the stage setnngs and trckets JUNIOR PLAY Thls year a meloclramatlc comedy Help' Help' was chosen by the comm1ttee to be presented on Frlday evening une Z at the Hlgh School 3LlCllIOI'1L1f11 The following cast was chosen:

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XIYTUHUVIL C lla ul Maxam Stulm lxenmtlr Potter E1 elyn Small Frames Cray Meg Dynamite Mike ersey ane Betty Miller of the Mlller Deteetne Aaeney Barbara Hamlm Mrs Mont omery Van Tassel Christine Daneman lames Baker Iacrllt Hamilton lxolvert Loolce Erlytlt Bagley Rmalrlo Collvg Earlrm Clark Mr Van Tassel Lou the maid Pete the Plsse Aunt Kitty benton the Butler Benton s brother SOPI-IOMORE CLASS The first meeting., of the sophomore elass was held on Friday September 23 1932 The followinff oflieers were eleeted presl dent Carl Toothalcer xlee president Phrlrp Pxeree secretary and treasurer Theresa Spear girl representatne to the Student the Student Couneil Frank McFarland At this meeting If was originally planned to hold the reception for the freshman on Qetober l4 but later it was ehanged to Oe tober Z1 Cn this date the reception was held in the garly deeorated gymnasium The colors consisted of the eolors of the re speetlve elasses yellow and white for the sophomores and red and white for the freshmen During the evening games were enjoyed dlreeted by Mr Danforth and later refreshments were served The or ehestra played under the direetlon of Miss Towne At a speeial meeting of the elass ofiieers the following eommlttees were selected for the Athletic Fair Cveneral chairman Carl Toothaker deeo rating, eommittee ehairman Theresa Spear lierbert Fuller Catherine Slcehan l..llLlllC Manson Katherine Hodgluns soliertmg., eommlttee chairman Philip Pieree Franle MeFarland George Barker MarJor1e Moul ton Patrleia Riley Richard Cvrady Betty Sawyer booth eommlttee ehalrman Lois Ulmer janet Pettlnglll Patricia Allen Blanehe Chase Maxine Hathaway Mary Tatloelc Norma W1lllS The sophomore booth was deeorated in the elass eolors yellow and white Calxe was sold ln the booth as is the LLISIOIH The sum of S23 75 w as realized The elass has lost quite a number of its original registration at the beginning of the year Those who have left are Ernest Belyea Ernest Bowie Alice Brann Donald Dodge Alfred Fife Ruth laeques Lawrenee Kidder Wllllalll Manson Norman Kidder Gilmore Nlehols Eugene Putnam ul1a Richard Loring Seeds Ceeil Smith Donald Troop judrth Pratt Members of the sophomore elass who re eeived letters are football Lawrenee Kidder Law renee Kelley Herbert Fuller Willianr Holt basketball Vivian Blaek Ivrtherine l-lodglclns debatinv Franle MeFarland FRESHMAN LLASS The sehool year began with I59 students and S7 boys A number of students en tered after the school year began Also a number left sehool Cn September 26 the elass of 36 held their first elass meeting The purpose was to eleet the class offxeers for the eomrng year The meeting w as eondueted by Mrs l-loud lette The officers eleeted were president Lanvdon HIHISOII nee president Lloxd Merrill representative to Student Couneil Lois Luee and Billy Brann filled the last xa eaney of secretary and treasurer Friday exenlng Qetober Zl the elass of 36 was weleomed to Gardiner High School by the usual Sophomore Freshman Reeeptron The seeond elass meeting was held Febru ary 3 immediately after sehool The meet ing was ealled to order by the president We were told that Robert Llnsley Anna Ellingwood and Edith Mann were to run for elass reporter for THE QUILL After the xotes were eounted we found that Edith Mann had been ehosen for the position After our president reminded us of our sec ond semester dues the meeting ad1ourned On February 25 the Athletic Falr was held The freshman booth was attractively T H lf Q ll l l. I. Z3 ' ' f p ' - : 's ' B ' X 1 X 7' f x - K Q 1, 3 y Q y A y' 1 r K1 4 ' YV X' I ' . . , . . .. ., . ' x Y X I 1 A . . . G - 2, . I' ' P ' Y I x r y . . . , 1 , ' 5. ' , ' , 7 , 5 . I J ' I 5 ' 'I . Y 4 V 'V Y is 1 1 3 r 1 3'll T 7 ! T . T ' .. 2 , , .I ll Q w 2 C s J y Tx 1 3' ' v I , -' ' I L v v v x , . 5 T 7 4 T 3 v T v ' 1 ' ' V - ' ' Y V v . . . Q , . , , . g . , , . 5 Y. ' Y ' f ' I, T u 3 A f ' I' ' v env ' o yl- f . A A V Y Y N . . 3 , , Q Q , e R . 5 ' A x 'y x x s V' Q 1 Q Council, Lois Ulmerg boy representative to in the freshman elass. There were 72 girls ' 'i , ' . e e . ' ' . ' - . . . . . Q Q Q - Q Q Q cl H y ' , . D 4 . 7 T ' Q 4 A 1' . 3 ' 'Y 5 C I X 0 ' 'A 7,1 I 3 V ' v x V 1-s .I T S ' 1 ,Y 2 T A D . ,x . u x I '- ' , 1 1 . Q - Q 3 C Us , , , A , . ' T T e ' ' . . , ' , ' ' ' 7 ' . . ca sv Q ' - . . Q QQ Q . I Q , g - e si . - Q . Q Q , Q . Q Q . Q Q . Y V K Y Y ' - N- . 3 'I vi Y H I . 7 V V Q 7 1 ' -' -- ' 4' ' 1 ' V ' v S Y KY K Y .V HQ . I Q , N Q , , Q Y T Y 1 C T ' S 7 3 T v T v ' Y 1 1 U ' D Y I ' L , . .